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This pull request updates the scheduled reports documentation by removing the original "Example Results" section and adding a new, commented-out section. The new section provides guidance on viewing, editing, and clearing example results after the report's first run, along with instructions for standardizing the report output format and notes about API redirection.

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docs/guides/scheduled-reports.md Removed the original "Example Results" section; added a new commented section with detailed instructions for managing example results and notes on API redirection.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat/example-reports #225: Involves modifications to the "Example Results" section in the same documentation file, indicating a direct relationship.

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145-159: Reconsider commenting out the "Example Results" section.

The commented-out section contains valuable information about viewing, editing, and clearing example results, along with visual examples. This information appears to be still relevant and useful for users.

If there's a specific reason for hiding this section (e.g., outdated screenshots, pending updates), consider:

  1. Updating the content instead of commenting it out
  2. Adding a note about planned updates
  3. Moving it to a separate document if it needs extensive revision

Could you please clarify the rationale for commenting out this section? This would help determine the best approach forward.


145-159: Consider using Git for rollbacks instead of HTML comments.

If the intention is to roll back the "Example Results" section:

  1. Using HTML comments makes it unclear whether this is temporary or permanent
  2. Git's version control features would be more appropriate for rolling back changes
  3. The section could be removed entirely instead of being commented out

Could you please clarify:

  1. Is this a temporary or permanent rollback?
  2. Would you like me to help with using Git commands to properly roll back these changes?

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